2019 Map of Lucasville

About this map

Lucasville anchors the southwestern corner of this Scioto County landscape, where the N & W Ry corridor parallels the Scioto River valley just off-sheet. The terrain is defined by a dense network of ridges and hollows, such as Rapp Hollow, Coon Hollow, and Brigner Hollow, which separate small upland farms and family cemeteries. These burial sites, including Haskins Cem, Gee Cem, and Slavens Cem, are scattered across the high ground, often reached by winding township roads like Twp Hwy 157 and Twp Hwy 185. Notable landmarks like Haystack Knob and Goldust Hill rise above the drainages of Cockrell Run and Blue Run. The map illustrates a traditional Appalachian transition from valley commerce to isolated hillside homesteads, centered on established community nodes like the Bailey Chapel and New Scioto Cem area.